The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas
1810 sq ft·
2 bed·
Up to 5
The Mirage Hotel & Casino — The Strip
The Mirage Hospitality Suite is a 1,714-square-foot, two-bedroom suite at The Mirage Hotel & Casino on the Las Vegas Strip, sleeping up to 6 guests. It centers on a large living and dining area designed for in-suite entertaining, with a full wet bar, an eight-seat dining table, and a four-stool bar counter. Both bedrooms have private bathrooms with deep soaking tubs and separate showers, making it one of the more self-contained two-bedroom options in Las Vegas.
At 1,714 square feet, the Two Bedroom Hospitality Suite at The Mirage is built around the idea that the party doesn't have to leave the room — the layout puts a full wet bar, a dining table for eight, and a living area front and center the moment you walk in.
The suite spans 1,714 square feet and is organized so that the social spaces come first. An oversized L-shaped sofa anchors the living area, which flows directly into a dining area with an eight-seat table — enough for a full group dinner without anyone doubling up. A four-stool bar counter and a full wet bar with mini fridge run along one side, and a private guest powder room means visitors never need to step into either bedroom. Blackout drapes throughout give you full control over light, which matters when the Strip is visible at any hour.
Both bedrooms are private and fully equipped. One holds a King-sized bed; the other fits two Queen-sized beds, which is how the suite reaches its 6-guest capacity. Each bedroom has its own bathroom with a deep soaking tub, a separate walk-in shower, a dual-sink vanity, and a makeup and shaving mirror — meaning two groups can get ready simultaneously without any scheduling conflict. In-room amenities include a laptop-compatible in-room safe, a large desk area, an iron and ironing board, plush robes and slippers, complimentary toiletries, a hairdryer, and a JBL Horizon Bluetooth Speaker with dual USB charging and ambient lighting. Three LCD televisions are distributed across the suite so no single room dominates the screen.
The suite works best for groups of four to six who want a shared social space without giving up private sleeping and bathroom arrangements. The eight-seat dining table and wet bar setup make it practical for groups who want to host within the room rather than managing restaurant reservations for every meal or gathering. Business travelers or family groups who need a dedicated desk area and separate sleeping quarters will find the layout accommodates both use cases without compromise.
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The Two Bedroom Hospitality Suite at The Mirage has two separate bedrooms. One bedroom contains a King-sized bed and the other contains two Queen-sized beds, giving the suite a maximum occupancy of 6 guests. Each bedroom has its own private bathroom, so the two sleeping areas function independently.
The suite is 1,714 square feet. That footprint includes the main living area with the L-shaped sofa, the eight-seat dining area, the full wet bar, a private guest powder room, two bedrooms, and two full private bathrooms.
Yes. The suite includes a full wet bar with a mini fridge and a four-stool bar counter in the main living area. There is also a separate private guest powder room adjacent to the entertaining space, so guests using the bar area do not need to access either bedroom bathroom.
Both bathrooms include a deep soaking tub, a separate walk-in shower, a dual-sink vanity, and a makeup and shaving mirror. The suite also provides complimentary robes, slippers, a hairdryer, and toiletries. An in-room safe that is laptop-compatible is available in the suite as well.
The layout is specifically structured for groups. The eight-seat dining table means the full party of up to 6 can eat together in the suite, the wet bar supports in-room entertaining, and the two fully private bathrooms with dual vanities allow everyone to get ready without bottlenecks. The separate bedroom configuration also gives adult travelers or families with children distinct, private sleeping spaces.